but said it was unlikely those individuals are linked to the specific group at issue in the kidnapping plot against Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
She noted her department's investigations involve right-wing groups, but NO Antifa or left-wing groups.
Michigan Attorney General
Dana Nessel.
βThere remains a number of individuals, a number of groups that are out there and that continue to plan attacks of domestic terrorism, not just in Michigan but in a multi-jurisdictional fashion across many states,β Nessel told CNNβs Anderson Cooper Thursday.
βThis is not just a Michigan problem. This is now an American problem."
βThere remains a number of individuals, a number of groups that are out there and that continue to plan attacks of domestic terrorism, not just in Michigan but in a multi-jurisdictional fashion across many states,β Nessel told CNNβs Anderson Cooper Thursday.
βThis is not just a Michigan problem. This is now an American problem."
The governor has been kept informed of the potential threat for a couple months, Nessel said, and authorities at times moved Whitmer and her family as a result of activities investigators learned of.
π₯ GOP INSANITY: This stack of bi-partisan signed bills first appeared during a press conference held by the Democratic Policy and Communications Committee
At the conference, Stabenow sounded off on McConnell and said he βturned the Senate into a legislative graveyard.β
Gesturing toward the stack during the conference, Stabenow said, βThese are the bills β one copy of each of the over 300 bills that have passed the House that are
gathering dust on Leader McConnellβs desk."
βIt's 5,595 pages,β she continued. βWeβre not including appropriations & other bills that will be passed. These are important bills that have come here to make a difference in peopleβs lives and Mitch McConnell has chosen not to act."
The criminal penalty for fraudulently voting when not legally qualified or for voting more than once when qualified is a fine of $300 to $500, 1 to 2 years in prison & disenfranchisement. Anyone who votes or attempts to vote assuming
the name of another is subject to a fine of $500, 1 year in prison & disenfranchisement.
Other types of fraudulent voting violations carry stiffer penalties. Voting in violation of absentee ballot laws is punishable by a fine of up to $5,000, up to 5 years in prison, or both.
πΈ Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, is being investigated over his business dealings in Ukraine and whether he failed to register as a foreign agent.
πΈ SDNY charged two of Giuliani's Ukrainian business associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, with conspiring to violate straw and foreign donor bans.
This Nativity scene at Claremont United Methodist Church was posted to Facebook
It depicts Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus separated and put in their own cages, a reference to the families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Inside the church, the family is shown as reunited.
Senior minister Karen Clark Ristine shared the image on Facebook with the message hoping that everyone in the United States could see the photo and read the story for Christmas.
In a time in our country when refugee families seek asylum at our borders
and are unwillingly separated from one another, we consider the most well-known refugee family in the world. Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, the Holy Family. Shortly after the birth of Jesus, Joseph and Mary were forced to flee with their young son from Nazareth to Egypt to escape King